While conducting an IRL stream titled “GOING TO KAY FLOCK HOOD”, Konvy and his crew were in a vehicle when a Green laser sight appeared on him through the window. Moments later, six gunshots rang out, shattering glass and causing panic. The group immediately fled the scene. Konvy was not hit, but his friend and frequent collaborator JJ sustained gunshot wounds and was rushed to the hospital, where he is reported to be in stable condition.
Adin Ross, one of the biggest names on Kick and a close friend/roommate of Konvy, immediately addressed the situation on his own livestream:
- Confirmed the incident was “one million percent real” and not staged
- Contacted his security team and NYPD sources for verification
- Stated: “It’s a real situation… not fake sh*t”
- Announced he was mobilizing his legal team to pursue charges against the suspected shooter
Ross has described Konvy as “like a brother” and the two frequently collaborate on high-risk, urban exploration-style content.
The suspected individual is Bronx-based rapper Ski Rollaxk (Instagram: _qb6x_), who appeared to boast about the shooting on his Instagram Stories shortly after the incident:
Caption: “In 23 working on my jumper 😈😈😈”
Song playing: “Shelly”
Caption: “IDGAF who was hit 😂😂😂 who told em park up Ona opps”
“Whoever that was really ended the show”
Caption: “DAMMMMMMMM that shit stickin 😂😂😂😂”
These posts, widely interpreted as claiming responsibility and mocking the victims, were quickly screenshotted and spread across social media, leading to accusations of “self-snitching.”
- Rapper Lil Tjay posted (then deleted) an Instagram Story reacting to the incident
- This appears to be a continuation of tension — Konvy was previously chased and shot at in June 2025 in the same area
- The event has reignited debate about the dangers of streamers entering high-crime areas for content
- NYPD investigation is ongoing; no arrests have been publicly confirmed as of January 10, 2026
This is a developing story. Information is based on livestream footage, social media posts, and statements from involved parties as of January 10, 2026.
